Outsunny 8' x 6' x 7' Walk-in Greenhouse, Outdoor Garden Warm Hot House with 4 Roll-up Windows, 2 Zippered Doors and Weather Cover, White
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Size: 8' x 6' x 7'
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- Protect Plants From The Elements: Bring your plants together in a unified and protected space with our garden greenhouse. Having everything in the same place means our portable greenhouse helps you manage and grow your plants, fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
- Let and Keep The Good Stuff In: Our two-layer 140 GSM PE cover features a reinforcement grid through the middle to prevent tearing. It protects plants from UV scorching while allowing 85% of nourishing sunlight to pass through uninterrupted. The 6" extended edges should be deeply buried in the soil to tighten the cover for more stability and to prevent rainwater accumulation.
- Designed for Longevity: This outdoor greenhouse is a stable, reliable structure built after years of gardening thanks to the extra-thick 1.25" round powder-coated steel tubing against chipping and peeling. The 12 ground stakes help keep the walk-in greenhouse in place.
- Control The Exposure: The roll-up windows of the reinforced steel greenhouse have screens that helps control the amount of heat and light that enters the hot house enter and exits quickly via the zippered doors.
- Plant Nursery Greenhouse Dimensions: Overall Dimension: 8' L x 5.9' W x 7.5' H; Window Size: 24" W x 27.5" H; Door Size: 35.5" W x 71.75" H.
Color: White
Brand: Outsunny
Product Dimensions: 95.7"L x 70.9"W x 90.6"H
Item Weight: 47.3 Pounds
Door Style: FoldinRoll-up Doorg Doors, Folding Doors
Product Dimensions: 75 x 97.5 x 84 inches
Item Weight: 47.3 pounds
Manufacturer: Aosom LLC
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 845-124
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Size: 20' x 10' x 9'
First, it's easy to assemble. I did it by myself in a couple of hours. I staked all of the legs and added two additional stakes at each corner using paracord. It seemed pretty sturdy, but I hadn't seen it put to the test. A couple of weeks later, we had a storm front roll through overnight, and it must have packed some hefty winds, because it took the greenhouse and threw it about 70 yards from where it stood and dropped it in the ditch. I was able to drag it out and disassemble it and do a damage assessment, and of the 25 poles, 5 of them survived. The rest were bent, kinked, or torn. All of the fittings survived, but it will cost me more than this greenhouse cost to replace all of the poles. Not worth it for a temporary structure. If I'm going to spend that money, I'm just going to build a permanent greenhouse. Save yourself the time and trouble, and the potential damage to the neighbors' property if you get strong storm fronts. And if you do choose to get this, reinforce it and use earth auger stakes. Update 12/11/22 - The seller contacted me (unsolicited, I might add. They took it upon themselves) regarding the damage the greenhouse sustained in the winds and they replaced all of the damaged items! The replacement poles arrived today. Excellent customer service! I purchased eight 12" auger stakes to anchor it to the ground better this time around. I'll update once I have a chance to put it all bac together and get it in service again. Thank you Aosom Direct!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2022 by Phil R. Phil R.
Size: 8' x 6' x 7'
So far, I'm loving this greenhouse. It looks decent and it has an entry and exit door. It also has multiple windows and enough room for all of my gorgeous plant babies. I can even use the metal structure to hold my hanging plants. Currently, the weather isn't dipping below 45 degrees at night, so I haven't had to turn on the heat in there at the moment. I'm very interested to see how my plants do outside in a greenhouse this winter, as they can't be inside. I'm crossing my fingers and hoping for the best.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2023 by Leslie Marie Leslie Marie
Size: 8' x 6' x 7'
edit: I'm changing my rating for this because the fabric screen in the windows didn't last a season and tore like tissue paper. Everything else I said is still pretty true except that I had to lubricate the zippers as they started to stick and not slide smoothly. Personally, I used coconut oil rather than a petroleum product. Without the screening it's almost impossible to seal the windows so I'm trying to figure out how to keep it closed up for this year's plants. The velcro won't hold at this point. Thinking of sewing them closed. I had such high hopes for this greenhouse, but this is a weak spot. Looks like a fairly dramatic price increase as well since I bought it. Not sure I'd buy it again at this price. I'm going to enjoy this greenhouse.. It's much more strongly built than the one it's replacing. Stronger frame, velcro to hold windows closed, instead of ties that rotted and broke, legs that can easily be screwed down to a wooden beam if you live in windy area - which we do. The pegs that come with it to hold it down wouldn't do the job here, but we just screwed it down to 2x10 boards which will keep it from blowing away. The skin secures to the frame very well with provided connectors, and I have no worries about the wind. Can't wait to move my plants into it. Edit: Still love it after raising some very healthy tomato plants in it, and very impressed as there was a very strong wind storm here yesterday and the greenhouse rode it out very well. Repeat: screw it down to some stout boards. 2x10x8 feet worked for us. We'll see if the plastic holds up - I've seen reviews by people not happy with it, but we'll see. edit: the plastic did hold up. One year later, the only complaint I have is the windows.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2020 by DMM
Size: 10' x 7' x 7'
The media could not be loaded. Love that this was super easy to assemble. Plastic is thick and makes a great greenhouse for my aloe Vera plants!
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2023 by Hyatt219 Hyatt219
Size: 10' x 7' x 7'
I have owned about 5 of these over the years… this one showed up with a tear in the fabric, box was beat up, and almost all the tubes were bent or damaged… it also showed up late so I had no choice but to build it because of a cold front happening that evening… Will need to replace this one… but quality control has gone down hill as this came direct from the manufacturer… not happy.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2024 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
Size: 20' x 10' x 9'
I bought the 10x20 ft greenhouse to place some of my 30 citrus , palm, banana and plumeria trees in during the north Texas winters. First it took a few hours to assemble the frame. The frame is fairly sturdy. The cover is much easier to do with a few people but I put it on by myself yet not recommended. The sides lock to the frame with little bungee cords. The ends though flap in the wind. There is not enough extra material to hold it down with rocks. The cover could be twice as thick. I suggest putting a long pocket at the bottoms of the doors as well as some grommets so that a 1 inch sprinkler pvc pipe can be inserted to give it weight and something to hold it down. I taped pvc pipe to the bottom of the doors the hooked some stakes from another greenhouse around the pipes to keep them from flapping. I like the size and the height. My banana is 14 feet tall and had to be cut down some. Snaps along the bottom side might hold the sides better. The price was really good as I got mine on clearance as it was last years model. Another option would be to carry the frame across the bottoms of the ends of the greenhouse so and have bungees to connect the doors to it as they do on the sides. I have two flowerhouse greenhouses on the fourth year of use and much easier to assemble but they are no longer in business and the version sold by Walmart was not made the same as the one which came from another distributor. The Walmart one shrink and only lasted two seasons then disintegrated. I have one other pop up greenhouse which is so terribly made it’s not worth mentioning. It has an umbrella type frame and a paper thin cover that rid as it is pulled over the frame fresh out of the box. My outsunny is anchored to a rock wall with screws and expansion holders so it shouldn’t blow away in the wind.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2023 by Louis Montanaro Louis Montanaro